ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OF NATIONAL CAPITAL RELOCATION AS AN EFFORT TO PRESERVE THE ENVIRONMENT
A. Risma, St. Ulfah, Satrih Hasyim, Dwi Handayani

Universitas Muslim Indonesia

Abstract

The relocation of the State Capital which was later referred to as Nusantara is one of the government^s agendas that has gone through various considerations and long discussions until it is officially realized. This transfer, which aims to solve problems in all fields, has resulted in various pros and cons from various parties. The reason is that moving the country^s capital city to Kalimantan can have a negative impact on the environment and the ecosystem in it. Disturbing biodiversity, causing natural disasters, and damaging the environment are some of the public^s concerns. The data collection method used in this paper is a literature review with the analysis method is a qualitative analysis that is studied from various reading sources and laws and regulations. The results of this study indicate that there is a need for clear and precise law enforcement as an effort to preserve the environment in the Kalimantan region. Various efforts and steps should have been set by the government to enforce environmental law there, preventive and repressive measures should have been carried out and refer to the environmental law that has been set.

Keywords: Law Enforcement, National Capital, Relocation, Preserve

Topic: International Law